Fabulous set of two contemporary Jodi Reeb-Myers Information/Linear abstract, mixed-media, and collage framed artwork, one-of-a-kind. Hand signed by the artist on the lower right and titled by the gallery on the back. The two pieces share a similar aesthetic, characterized by a mixed-media that blends abstract geometric structures with organic, nature-inspired motifs. A work that explores the relationship between nature, geometry, and layered history. It utilizes a grid-based geometric composition made of interlocking rectangular blocks, these blocks are distinguished by their varied textures, botanical organic seeds and leaves motifs, and an earth-toned color palette designed to mimic the natural aging and weathering or patina of the natural world, including shades of sage green, dusty rose, terracotta, ochre yellow, slate grey, creamy beige, charcoal, forest green, burgundy, and navy blue. The style is characterized by "nature-inspired and surface patina," where the artist builds up rich surfaces through multiple layers of material. Silhouetted seeds and leaf shapes are integrated into several blocks, referencing the cycles of nature. The artworks are housed in contemporary square matte black solid wood frames with a deep profile to the inward-sloping interior edge. They feature a black linen fabric matting with a thin recessed decorative gold-finished inner lip that separates the dark frame from the matting. The art surface is protected with glass. This style is commonly used for modern and abstract art to add subtle texture without overwhelming the artwork. It enhances the painting's visual appeal by adding depth and making the artwork stand out, inviting viewers to lose themselves in its abstract beauty. These pieces are stunning coordinated sets for home or office decor. The price listed is for a set of two artworks. Jodi Reeb (formerly Jodi Reeb-Myers) is a prominent contemporary visual artist and educator based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with a career spanning nearly 30 years. Reeb's work is characterized by a "nature-inspired and surface patina" style. She is a leading practitioner of encaustic painting (molten beeswax), often integrating diverse media such as collage, printmaking, acrylic, and metallic paints onto sustainable surfaces like Clayboard, Gessoboard, and brushed aluminum that patina over time. Her subjects, seeds, leaves, and landscapes act as metaphors for healing and seasonal transitions. She prioritizes green materials, using FSC-certified wood and sustainable canvas stretchers. Her artwork has been exhibited widely, receiving numerous awards, and is in many private and major corporate collections nationally, including Google Headquarters, Wells Fargo, and Target Corporation. She is a partner, curator, and artist at the Kolman & Reeb Gallery in Minneapolis. Reeb has received multiple grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board (2018, 2021, and 2026) and various national artist residencies. She is a highly regarded instructor who has taught internationally in countries like the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Ireland. She currently serves as a core teaching artist for R&F Handmade Paints, an arts ambassador for Ampersand Art panels, and an instructor for monthly encaustic and acrylic workshops at her studio in Northeast Minneapolis. Frame dimensions: Width 18.5" x Height 18.5" x Depth 1.5" Artwork dimensions: Width 14" x Height 14" Details: Artist: Jodi Reeb-Myers. Title: Information/Linear, and Information/Linear Rich Color. Medium: Mixed Media and Collage. Frame material: Matte black solid wood and glass. Colors: Black, sage green, dusty rose, terracotta, ochre yellow, slate grey, creamy beige, charcoal, forest green, burgundy, and navy blue. Style: Contemporary Art, Abstract. Art subjects: Nature-Based Abstract, Botanical Collage. Period created: Circa 2000 Country of origin: USA.